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Tip of the Week: GLOBE Community – If you happen to miss one of GLOBE’s monthly News Briefs, or you want to go back and re-read information about the program, you can easily catch up and stay informed.  >>

The Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign webinar “GLOBE Student Tree Research Extravaganza: Students from around the Globe Share their Amazing Tree Research,” will be held on Tuesday, 14 April, at 1:00 p.m. EDT (7:00 p.m. UTC).  >>

The United States Regional Student Research Symposia (SRS) will not be held this spring or the fall due to COVID-19.  >>

The GLOBE community has a long history of fostering relationships amongst partners with a common interest in Earth System Science (ESS). The GLOBE Implementation Office (GIO) seeks your help in recruiting GLOBE partners and ESS collaborators in your region who are interested in strengthening relationships in order to leverage resources and expertise to improve the impact of these efforts and to contribute to meeting objectives in the GLOBE Strategic Plan.  >>

Teachers: Have you read the latest GLOBE Community Blog: ”GLOBE Clouds Offers Encouraging Videos for Your Students,” by Marilé Colón Robles, lead for the GLOBE Clouds Team at NASA's Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia?  >>

On Thursday, 02 April, at 2:00 p.m. EDT (7:00 p.m. UTC), GLOBE Mission Mosquito (GMM) will be hosting a webinar, “Meet Up and Do Science.”  >>

Congratulations to the eighteen GLOBE countries celebrating anniversaries of successful GLOBE implementation during the month of April.  >>

The April Trees Around the GLOBE Student Research Campaign Intensive Observation Period (IOP) has been postponed. Stay tuned for information on when the next IOP will take place.  >>

Bay Watershed Education and Training (BWET) and GLOBE Mission EARTH (GME) will host their fourth webinar, “What Can You Do To Make Your Water Healthier?” in support of the BWET/GME Water Quality Training. The webinar will be held on 31 March at 8:00 p.m. EDT.  >>

U.S. Teachers: The Certified American Meteorological Society (AMS) Teacher (CAT) Program was established by the AMS to recognize and support educators actively engaged in raising Earth science literacy. CAT specifically connects K-12 educators to AMS, which strengthens their connection to the atmospheric science community and its resources.  >>